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Thursday, 16 May 2019

Ayurvedic Soups

Ayurvedic Soups are an important part of Ayurvedic diet.

Ayurvedic_Soups_3.jpgAyurvedic Soups form an integral part of Ayurvedic diet. Generally, a typical Ayurvedic soup is made of beans, peas or lentils and spices. It is a high protein dish and is usually eaten with rice to make it more digestible.  Ayurvedic Soups can be of various types, some of them are:

Kokam Soup: Ayurvedic kokam soup
Ayurvedic_Kokam_Soup_4 is regarded as a healthy diet as the fruit Kokamis high in vitamin C, low in fat and calories, low sugar and high in fibre.


AyurvedicCornSoup_2.jpg Corn Soup: Ayurvedic cornsoup balances tridosha and in the long term exacerbates vata dosha.

Ayurvedic_Green_Moong_Soup_1.jpgGreen Moong Soup: Ayurvedic Green Moong Soup is light to digest and balances all the three doshas.

Ayurvedic_Mixed_Vegetable_Soup_4.jpg Mixed Vegetable Soup: Ayurvedic mixed vegetable soup is good for the whole body as it is prepared usingvarious vegetables


Ayurvedic_Spinach_Soup_1.jpgSpinach Soup: Ayurvedic spinach soup stimulates pitta but pacifies vata and kapha and therefore used moderately.

Ayurvedic_Tomato_Soup_4.jpgTomato Soup: Ayurvedic tomato soup
helps to control bad cholesterol in the body.

Ayurvedic_Urad_Dal_Soup_1.jpgUrad Dal Soup: Ayurvedic urad dal soup is sweet and heavy.


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